United States wrestler Jordan Burroughs is in Rio hoping to defend his Olympic gold medal.
While he has to worry about a string of world class opponents, Burroughs also has to contend with some rather strict rules in the bathroom.
No upperdeckers. No fishing. No peeing like a dog. Got it. Here's our bathroom warning in Rio. đ pic.twitter.com/T4lsBXrb8B
â Jordan Burroughs (@alliseeisgold) August 8, 2016
Some of these are a little hard to fully comprehend. Is one supposed to throw used toilet paper in the trash? If so, thatâs going to be one disgusting bathroom in very short order.
In fact, if that is the case, it will be quite challenging for any Olympian to not vomit.
Unfortunately, as we can see, that also canât be done in the toilet. So, weâre really getting into a wicked chain reaction here.
Additionally, if a sign is seen prohibiting something, it likely means that itâs been done before. If thatâs the case, it means that âupperdeckers,â leg lifting, and toilet fishing are at least semi-common problems in Brazil.
What does one hope to gain with an upperdecker and peeing like a dog? More importantly, what exactly are people fishing for?
Well done, Mr. Burroughs. Youâve created more questions than youâve answered.
